Vaerftets Madmarked Helsingør

This is the coolest food court I've ever visited. So much character with many types of seats, board games and a book library. They have a wheel to spin if you cant decide what to eat. It also helps that the food is affordable and tasty as well.

I loved this place, which has a great choice of international foods. These are realistically displayed, if you a worred about the language for ordering, even though they all speak English! There is great places to sit on the sofas, or outside if sunny. It even has a nearby library, ship museum and Hamlet's castle!

We found this 'Street food' by chance after visiting Helsingborg Castle. A great find!!

Great place for a relaxed meal with kids who can't agree on what they want to eat.

Nice to eat and enjoy the atmosphere

Best place to eat in all of Denmark!! Plenty of space even for large groups. More unique dishes than what regular food halls usually have.

Super good burger. Easy to find a seat. Many good places to eat. Had a fantastic burger

A sensational street food hall right next to the Maritime Museum in Helsingør. This food hotspot is housed in an old warehouse, offering a wide variety of culinary options, all in a cozy atmosphere. There are various tables and sofa seating areas where you can relax. The prices are very reasonable. Drinks are available at two different bars. A definite must-visit if you're in the area.

Such a cool eatery with food from many parts of the world, nice mix of different odd furniture. Buy your dish and sit wherever you want even if you shop at different eateries under the same roof. A must experience despite a little less people in the autumn rush

The Værftets Madmarked street food market in Helsingør impressed us with its fantastic, vibrant atmosphere, located in a rustic, old shipyard hall. The selection at the more than a dozen food stalls was enormous, ranging from fish and chips and Mexican tacos to pizza, ramen, and sushi – there was something for everyone. Entry to the hall is completely free. Prices for individual dishes vary depending on the stall and are generally within the typical Danish street food range.